US Energy Blockade Leaves Cuban Farmers Struggling to Feed a Nation
Cuba spent three months without a fuel shipment after the U.S. attacked Venezuela and threatened tariffs on any country that sells to Cuba.
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Shots Fired as Gunman Charges Toward Ballroom at White House Correspondents’ Dinner. Trump Unharmed
A man armed with guns and knives stormed the lobby outside the White House Correspondents’ Association Dinner on Saturday.
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US Soldier Charged With Using Classified Intel to Win $400K Polymarket Bet on Maduro Raid
Gannon Ken Van Dyke was part of the operation to capture Maduro in January and used the prediction market site Polymarket to place a bet.
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Democrats Win in Virginia But It Won’t Be the Final Say in a National Redistricting Competition
Now that it’s been approved by voters, the new Virginia congressional map will have to clear additional legal hurdles.
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As the Planet Warms, Scientists Burn Homes to Figure Out How to Best Protect Them in Wildfires
From 2016 to 2025, wildfires in the United States on average burned an area the size of Massachusetts each year, costing billions in damages.
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With No End in Sight to Their Deployment, National Guard Troops Roam Washington
Written by GARY FIELDS WASHINGTON (AP) — The cherry blossoms draw more than a million visitors to...
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Book Bans and Attempted Bans Remain at Record Highs, With ‘Sold’ Topping the List
The American Library Association reports that efforts to have titles removed have never been more coordinated or politicized.
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Trump Draws Marie Antoinette Comparisons as He Leans Into the Gilded Trappings of the Presidency
Trump’s divided attention has become a Democratic point of attack and a concern for some Republicans ahead of November’s midterm races.
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Trump Promised Peace in the Middle East. In Dearborn, Michigan, It Feels Farther Away
Eighteen months after the nation’s largest Arab American community helped propel Donald Trump to a second term as president, the prayers have not stopped.
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A President and A Pope: The World’s Most Influential Americans Are at Odds Over Iran
It’s an unprecedented situation, with the first American pope directly assailing the American president over the war in Iran
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